I want to buy your big fish.......
 

Just thought I would throw it out there if anybody has a fish that has grown too large for their system and they would like or want it to go to a bigger home, shoot me a PM with the species and pic if possible and we can negotiate price.

I'm looking to add a couple larger fish into my tanks (300g and 165g).

No fish, but I have a large Redback anemone if your interested.

Hey Chin...are you looking for reef-safe or are you looking for FO?

There's a beautiful wrasse at OA that is looking for a home. Had to be over 12" long. I wish I knew off-hand what kind it was.

Its a Formosan Wrasse. Absolutely gorgeous :biggrin:

It is a beautiful fish!!!! Wish I had a system large enough as it was fairly outgoing too!

I'm looking for mainly reef-safe but also large angels since they are (mostly) acro-safe. My 300g is all acro and my 165 is softies/lps. So that opens my options of many different species.

You can have my regal angel :razz: . I think its teaching my achilles to nibble acro tips :twised: . The jurys still out though, the achilles could be just eating the slime the acro makes when the angel takes the tip off

Chin, if I end up selling my stuff I'll give you first crack at my gorgeous RS Regal, Purple Tang, Bartlett's and Sunburst Anthias if you want. It may take a while to sell out, but I've had most of these fish for well over a year now.

I'll let you know if/when it happens as I will only sell my fish to someone who has experience and will give them a good home.

be happy to
 

blaine, i would be happy to discuss your fish if/when you decide to part with them. let me know when the time comes
chin

Hows the Sailfin??? His buddy is getting pretty big now too!

very happy
 

sailfin is doing great and very happy. He's kept the bubble algae in check. He will eat all the fresh ones but doesn't like the old ones that have coralline algae on them - i guess i can't blame him for not wanting to eat coralline/bubble algae. I've just been removing the old ones manually so thanks again for the sailfin.

It is beautiful it was acutely amazing very bright colors and on of those "I got to get" fish:lol: . It is also very large and would look grate in a tank like yours(drool** drool**).

I have a Blue Throat Trigger that is completely reef safe...I might part with him if you are interested.

The Formosan Wrasse is very beautiful but it has a tendency to turn over the corals in the tank. if you go for that I hope all your corals ar secure in place.

Just to clarify, i have snails in both tanks and they are bare-bottoms. So fishes that eat crustaceans or need sand are not on the list. Sorry i forgot to mention this in the beginning.

For the time being, the offer is out to Chin so no PMs will be accepted from anybody else please.